Sentence examples for taking the possibility from inspiring English sources

The Aipac crowd, though, wanted to make sure that members were taking the possibility seriously.

Western intelligence agencies are taking the possibility of a threat seriously, which should diminish it further.

Which brings us to the Bank of England and Mark Carney, who are obviously taking the possibility of Brexit seriously.

Ford is taking the possibility of lower sales into account as it proceeds with its corporate revamping, Mr. Fields told reporters.

While Mr. Powell said he was not certain about running this year, Mr. Rangel said he was taking the possibility of a challenge very seriously.

Law enforcement officials said they were taking the possibility of other hijack targets seriously, based on information from several sources, including citizens' tips and information from cooperating witnesses.

But my four hands-on bookings are enough to get a feel for where developers are taking the possibilities presented by virtual reality.

When did you start to take the possibility of conversion disorder or mass hysteria seriously?

Despite the mounting signs of danger, few countries or companies had taken the possibility of a pandemic seriously, and there was little interest in developing a vaccine.

A leading Democratic contender, the City Council speaker Christine C. Quinn, has already taken the possibility of a Lhota candidacy seriously enough to fire a shot across his bow.

Byrnes said Iggy had good reason to take the possibility of death that night so seriously as to escape by pretending to be dying.